Friday, February 11, we invite you to the CADI at 18:00 at a talk about globalization, the middle class and democracy.

Introduction
In pre-industrial societies, the transition from the industrial/capitalist, it initially to a growing phenomenon of social polarizarii, which reaches a maximum point, and subsequently witnessing the phenomenon of reverse, decrease of polarizarii, by the appearance of a class of miloc increasingly numerous. This increase and decrease of social polarizarii is known by economists as the "Kuznets curve"-an inverted-U and is found out everywhere are starting to be applied where the rules of the capitalist economic system type. Modern States, an absolutely necessary tool in sustaining local, capitalismelor represents a barrier in the way of development of global capitalism. This is because the effects of the new type of capitalism are, in the first instance rather negative for most people in developed countries, whose standard of living tends to descreasca. But as these people are citizens, they will press politicians to take action because the deterioration of living standards to cease. And for politicians will be extremely difficult to ignore such pressures, because if they do lose their votes. If we want global capitalism, it is impossible to keep our democracy as we know it today. If you want to keep-and even enlarge-democratic system, it is impossible not to look refills to global capitalism. This is the fundamental dilemma of our time. And the decline of the middle class are generated by local capitalism and democratic regime-sustaining turn this dilemma into one impossible to avoid.

Program
18:00 Shows Sadat Cucerai
18:20 Discussion

The text discussed
Sorin Cucerai, the decline of the middle class (on the basis of texts published in financial newspaper)